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How do you make your website better? If this is your challenge, then this is the workshop you’ve been waiting for.
You have some experience, but now it’s time to learn more about the business goals and Key Performance Indicators of site optimization, the available tools and the processes needed to make it all work.
Whether you have just been tasked with improving the effectiveness of your website, just been put in charge of the web team, or just need to be sure that you are seeing the forest for the trees, this workshop is where website optimization is revealed and explored.
| Workshop Program and Instructor: |
Web Analytics for Site Optimization – March 30th full day 9:00am to 4:30 pm Instructor: Jim Novo |
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| Dates and Venue: | Toronto: March 30th Toronto Marriott Eaton Centre Hotel 525 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario |
| Workshop Schedule: | The full day workshop is 9:00am to 4:30pm, with a one-hour lunch break and two 15-minute coffee breaks. Lunch is provided. |
Jim is an interactive customer retention, defection, and loyalty expert with nearly 20 years of experience generating exceptional returns on customer marketing program investments. His professional career has been focused on introducing Data-Driven marketing to new industries from cable television in the 80s to TV shopping in the 90s and now to the Internet.
This workshop will give you the tricks, tools and techniques needed to improve navigation, increase engagement and improve conversion rates.
If you’ve been told to make your website “better”, this workshop is for you.
If you’ve been tweaking your site for years, this workshop will put it all back into perspective.
There are many levers you can adjust in order to get more value out of your website. Understanding the variety of possible controls and the ability to measure the impact of adjusting them is the key to website success.
Knowing how to improve your site means knowing who your visitors are and what they’re trying to accomplish. This workshop explores the design and use of personas and how to create a customer-specific online experience.
Different visitors try to accomplish different tasks at different times. How well are you tracking their progress? Learn what comes after clickstream analysis.
Some firms are trusting their metrics over their instincts. Is a blue button better? Is the copy too discursive? Don’t leave it to intuition – test it out on your site.
The classic customer life cycle moves from suspect to prospect to customer. Measuring that progression will highlight the marketing and sales functions that need the most attention.
Did they subscribe? register? download? purchase? The conversion is the ultimate sign of success. This workshop will investigate the methods for continuous improvement of all conversion-related factors.
Are people using your Web site? Are they coming and going or do they stick around? Do they join in? Do they sign up? How well are you measuring the value of the interactive relationship you have created?
Measuring the usability of your site comes right after identifying its KPIs. User-centered design identifies the needs, wants, and limitations of site visitors.
Why do leading websites design around personas? What are they and how do you create them? How are they best used to optimize the design and navigational elements on the site?
Cumbersome navigation is the nemesis of every website designer and the nightmare of every surfer. Web analytics reveals where people go wrong on your site. But not all visitors to a website are equal in value and not all traffic sources produce quality traffic. Analyzing visitor behavior reveals not only where the site is faulty, but which types of visitors are not worth the optimization effort.
How visitors use your on-site search capability reveals not only where your navigation is failing, but also where your promotions are misguiding and where your content is lacking.
The cost of creating, maintaining and indexing content is now high enough to warrant a review of how well your investment is paying off. Findability and consumption combine to show how well your content is living up to the needs of your visitors and the promise of your website.
And much more.